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IN MORMON TEMPLE
artr.rTin hi ' W H r roi.i.tm -fits
or Hitii.ii i f IVWi
II M Oh) l ull. H id. Ill Mil l .aUr. mil
Mail) Vtllii ITOMed llle lcerl In Mir
'4 Merc Then- In llrar Ihr Presi
dent TtV f lllf lli-nilllr r Pftff ,
Sai.i i.thi in i 1Mb ).-, They
gave Prealdeni Tafl wore cheers of
-oiiip ii Ihc Mormon Tabernacle here
to-day than hehaJiadfroinany audience
limine hi occupancy "r lh White
Hons.
It was "III In- - I 1 "' "I W.'fli in
Utah ami ill.-.- mad Mr lafi ih central
lea. i. re .it Interest im me ii ioibb. a
. I :. . ... .1... HaB H HI'' IH-Cll 1 1 1 1 er 1 1 1 ) 1 1 . I win I" lUIBiwm
hittidro.1 uf lltam mei lutn ai no "'w1 . . . ,
Moratoti hotel fchere he lireakfaateil, "'m ' Vr. . i i , ..
,i when hreakfaai mn onr tm wm n;...-- the la.,.rv,.i..,K i... -i ,
lalicn to ihe i.!a.rncle lo addreaa a Z"f T .. , ;
PonftTenailon of lhvn The lihmii "' " " ' " "
aoftta aome H.i ode I. DIM : ' .' '" ""'7 1
I,, tl,.. top of ihe Kollei lea wl the Preal-; " -- wl h the nomh nw, roi
d. ... ..,,:. :..! . ! ,,,,,h ''r'';. haH, '" ;'" ,'Jt-r I'"', ' I
Mahop Siiiley of Ih'e Mormon ehurch " . r1'."",s," V y , i
lnrorin-el the h'aaldent. and to giv,. 'on ..nel l'a-n-u I . aiiai.a... i... ..-!
Mr. Tun an I lei of iga of hi. nca f"" ,a. f.i.H iiia-H,,,, . ,...s,,,,,.,,,.. :
ha aked all of llioae (.roaeni who had lour" '",h l,v, T' , ,
eroa .. I ih pmlrh- In the Mormon .nigra-1 ""u "' "" 1 1 "'" !
,.f isif.-T ... riae The greater pari of ila',,M' ln " V
ih- congregation roae They Were Ihe very pronoimred In Iheh damand
ptoneera ho had coma over the prairie ''"""' ' nl" ;-'' " "k. .1 ..
Into I lah ..'. .... Ihe daya of rallroada; ,'T11M ' lt! t, . Sii
Ibtv had eroaaed In wagoaa and on foot " "v1"""" i- d
under the leaUr..h.p or HTiglm-ii lining.
their oroph
t. fifteen yearn def
ihe I
civil war.
Did folk wc.
ftatlvlty Rver,
Of the Si. ii." :'.
of the younier
l.rice CI v for
is i uniifiie
year II of the
invited . k i
people to cona
l:.iii.! 1 y v. ick
Mormon
..hi r,.ii.'
to Ba ll
Kvery-
thin" in dono for Hi
in . n- .he tribti
r.i ii thoai wlu
cf . he prt n fti net
hr red ih" I. 'rd1 hipi
h rbllah for I h " ho
Tlf Invi. Ion In
cv i- old pet ion in i ii
of '. ii s. veni ye
t' ilon nis to
for ihclrCl urch
i-.l how -v.'.'. in
i ii-- Ki Irrenaotlve
ye re is t ')
.i in i lah
af lor ' ii old per
v i- n th Pr id
ii entered .1.
Tro. 1 1. -te!.- organ
ODcttiiia chorda of
!iui. fc;nh Wil
itnerlcB " Tho
I the
Tab-
i ntiv ii noir
IP the Wrt
on of ii.e mo f
mow
Plinl the quaint bulldn? i
Ti.h, ii ov t" v 1 1 1 1 . in." volumn of i.m.s .
Th ). hcyjitoi ih" pilerlmage hvmn of
the Mori. .on-. "Come, Come, Ye Hnlnta."
which wan written by o Mormon ... the
du; ot ihe migration to I tah when the
Mormon h"eadw.-a otnped on the biuiki
of .he Mtaemri hi v. r hi the winter ol
I84t Draiond ncy had a .ti..i dim...
.tl
th in. n.l their lead r Briaham louni
ordered .. voune Mormon im. . la wriM
a ko.i : lh."t could I it." S thecatup
fir io ralni the droopira ooiiMfa f
th. band H w- tai
jna which ihev I
I-- i nuin; in th
ihi nc o!ii peopi.
d'
f . hen fliih. ill i
r riut for the PrrBldeot
.ion old men ami woia-n
in th" oonaree
v.-p. alourj
' rocljej With
rhythm
Ta'.er- I
t nor-1
y : s I
of ih J
alienee I
Home" i
of Ihe hvt m
There wa a ilo recital upon llm
nacle organ in which an almo
feet rejirodiiction "I humtn
aee.iie.1 hidden. The preH:i'.-
i2,ii people (wi en'uated th
tahihi tin- stiri-is r "Old K.;lks nl
trem'ileil ihrouch the Tabernacle.
Th- President -c .k'e lo them in peace
He ilyenad hi addreaa t.'-iiuv with u
Bob Taylor at' ry In diacuaatng the two
ai le- of Hie queati t. nf the polloy of snh
mittlng International dlapute i arbi
tration he admitted t iiit ii was practl-
cally a lines. Ion which could not lie argued
baoauae a man'a ..piiiiii depended -i
entirely up tl his point of view H. mill
ihet he hid broached thai point ' the
Senator from Tenneoano at one t inn
Mr Taylor tiad told if a mountaineer
oonatituent of iiis who had a clock I hit
was alwayn wronji He aaked the man
how on earth Bllch a clocu could help
him and the old fellow replied thai he
wf more sure ol i thin or any clock h
had ever aeon, becau e ! knew that when
its hands p linled L. ..'...i k and ii -inn k
4 it wa-. alwaya preciaely twenty minute
to J o'clock
The Preside!.' dwel. upon the burden
lo the poor which war and n.e j repara
tion lor war bring, and the old people
ohearad him loudly.
they were a cui'ioua audieneo Mail)'
of iti men Ii f : their hi a'- a'.d a:.'n
down the ai.-les to heur liettfr Many
of i he. n sa with their hand cupped ataiul
thf.r eats to aid their falling hearing
The women were ivmaiKiMy liaiaive.
bant old women, tit ting with thu hand
crossed upon their lot n.
Senn'or 8moot of Utah, who sir n.-.
to the Preside..! in the high Iain i 'bacle
pulpit, told Mr. Taft after ihe apeach
ilia' he would Htippori the aridtratlon
treatiea in the amended form to which
the Proaldent ha given hi oonaent,
that la, that the Senate ahall ba given the
power of confirmation over the appoint
ment to tin- joint high commlaatpn.
in the afternoon ihe Prealdeni ad-
dren.ed a large outdoor audience ut the
Utah Btate Fair Here the only politico
.if the OCCOaion was heard. The I'reni-
dent as awured iha Utah would be
for htm Koli.Jly in the convention and
at the election When the Prealdeni
hegan to speak on the iaril and tile wool
hm the n".se prevented hi voice carry
ing over the immense crowd. He Bald
th' he faarad tha all "f them could
noi hear him "Oh. yon am all right
anvhA!" ahouted on man.
I he Commercial Club of Kail likeClty
gave the Preai lent a lianipiel in the cvi
ning To-morrow he will belnPocac1 .
Man i
mn ion
TO rr. 11 1. V I I tf 1
Ttis lur
riiml-i-.l i ure- li si.m' anil I. el.
tear for II
William Taylor, a real M. f) and head of
t i" Univeraal Medical Institute at mi West
Twenty-ninth street, which wua .1 Itogua
medioul Institute, plendad guilty liefore
Judge Hough in the Federal Circuit I'otirl
yeaterday of using the mails to ili-fiaud
and was aenlenced lo a year in the petll
tentlary on liltickwell'a lalnii'l. For two
years paat. accoritlna to tlm indictment,
the Univeraii Medii fl Institute ha been
using tie' mailt In making fuhn. prumiaea
to cure. The .'Ictlmi. were mtiinlv itflio
ranl Poles i i lutiaiu. Hlava and Ihe Tike.
Dr. Taylor tnuih hia own ile.i for lenity.
Three years iiio ha -mi !.. came mil nf
Mount Sin ii ispitnl .i.inileHN uflor uii
operation for an in' inai. I.- diaeaae, lie
didn't knosi Which i. iv I rii ,i a liveli-
hood and WBs hi owi ig .. 'pr lln v. lion lie
c.u 1. lull with ihn rtiiVH.'aij cuninaiiv.
Huliaecuentl
lie In aiu' il I l .ncel ti i
was .. io., i'
it w hup a 1 1 elnd lie -
h" h id nolhliiH 'iii with the mull un
bualueaa, though he admitted taking
all tin money lhal Cellle his W.IV
I lr. Ta vim is tin yeura old Jiuia
siid ha regretted sending u m n
a ? to .ml .a.. Ih. it ile fi'i, uda .
exteualve and very iittilniiiit.i
conintunit)
II
of
.Ugh
Unit
. I I
"II
tic
noiii.'r Term rr tsseinlitimaii
Aaaoinblyiua'i VX'llliu n J ili'lru
Heoond Aaxemhly diatrlei ... it
Iii n
ll li
ill I V
hat haen reiomluoi sd i iy . It
a id. a t'eilg' i" 1 hl 1 1
hold, is a iaii I of " io. hi i
This iiomulo'ox th Gent s
' 1 1.
rati.
.. a
I' in
r iicr
lliany
ata't to)
wiih the
i w In. 'ti a
IIIOIT.IW
aae iiblvnien III R'nga cniini
' p
I .ri . I I III) .xiin ii man
mdi
ieh
la . will
.u. m
uiij Komlnatlan b Weatelirsier n
aerate,
turn i 'i a in. t ii : 'i I
Wed
s.ei , . in, v Detnoon
d.is .
i!(l-
e ; Ju P Martin of iv-
: ot I serfs, lb hir.! I Walt
Myi f. i ' oiintv Trea. .i."t ami
III lor
s i iihi
tib 'it
.... Routt'li of
i imnan of N.-
nnkei - and 1 11 Jatne it
v Rochella f r Coroners
ron rintr.r. NKW .sticksiiii's.
I'riilialilr Set Inn iif llM Twii Cnmctilliins
In Hn.i.KlMi TMla.
Rnili t in- I ifiiuiirHi Iri and RvpultHcan
juiiii-iiiry pou vi'tit lone in make nomini
'ion for I lie IhfMI newly created Juatice
t ii i in iln- Sir'niiil Judicial dlatricl
urn to Ije hit ltntil'aneonly in Hi.- King
County ( uifrt House in H I, Km a1 nootl
to-day i he second district cotnprleee
j Klngo, tyieene, R&chniofidi Naaaau umi
J Siiffi.il. counties
I Although KitiH Im- a large pewpoaoVr
tire in Voting Mt-Hfigili ovt-r t ! POIII
I iiinfii strength of iii . nth- enutitle
j ii lia been I ha ottntom generally when
I more ii.hu two Jiallolal place war lo I
diapoaod of lo give one of I hem i ii a re ire
aenla'lve uf I ha latter, mill iiii rourae,
ii iiu" lawn determined, will i" followed
1 in iluv Ivy iii. Itemoerat
I Since 1 1 if lawn, r viilii (: to. i Ii" o',e ' n "i
of three new -biNtioe- wa- paed la-t
...... . ,,, , ... ..i I
I"" ",i. ... .nnmiticad ihai ha had
,.,.i ;,..,i frotn the rleld an aa not to Interfere!
with M- i'allahan'a proatweta, a no ihe j
s.imiit i ai a I Klmocra' I.
h
a I .i.ari ers I
wa tha' unless aome unej
;i ihi lnmi inn shoitiii .ai.
nlrhi Mr. i a lahan would .
feted hifl
1 1 1n "e over
one f Ihe
uomiui "s
Another place on Ihe lickel i likely
to no to Hiirrogat H B Kctcham. al
I hough the fact thai he ha two ... ire
year to aerve In Ins preaenl office .mU
would have to retire frotn the Hupreme
Court Ih--:ii-! in oise of lii" elootion "ii or
-.veil year linfore the eaplratlon of his
term by reuaon of age limit ..ion- in.
i.it.Mwl U1HU .m.WIMil it.lt I.. I . t'lleil tl.
minimum nta ,. ,,i ,1,,,.,. ,,; jt , ,,, Hkely to pre
vail. The ili.ul nlai n the tieket will
rammialhe conceded to Queen county
in. I tho
I'jiiili.liite will lie either Hurroaate Oauiel
I NolileorCoiintv JudaeD..) Humphrey
Ihe eve of the convention lillils the He-
i 1.1 1 .mmmisi i.t n rnthV imm...l..t
condition ovci ihe makeup of tlie ticket,
and it lauurmlge 1 1 here may laan adjourn'
menl nii'il to-morrow. Ii aeeina to be
aeltled thai the three nomination are lo '
go lo Kim-- county, the Republican or
ganisation in (jucena huving I n unable
to unite on a oandid '
Ii ha been aettlnd lhal Charle H.J
Kelly, chairman ..f the Bepublican unity
committee, if to he.ijl ihe ticket ami thai
Itusacll B.iie,li,'i will probablv I one of
bin aeeociate The new Kepubllcun
campaign committee, orgaoiaed after
tha denoaina of Timothy I. Woodruff
from the county leoderablu and headed
lv ! '. itiirres-maii t'ulder and Naval lllicer
Kraoke. haa in-h dickering with the i
indeoendanca Laaiua manaaera with a
view to fualon all along the Dm m Ihe
oamimlgn. Bhould ftiaion is- pffected,
Kolierl Stewart. Who has I ..ir Ikh-ii Mr.
Jleerata firm lieutenant In Brooklyn,
will et the third place on the Judiciary
ticket, and another Ken rat man will t(ei .
repreeontet Ion ihi the county iwUe..
Whether the Repuplloan- Independence
league .leal is to carried out will pr. .l-
ii'iv lie determitiel to-day I' waa .he
opinion of m..i "I the Repilbtlcan mana
gers laat nrght ih it ii won 1 1 go through,
ii mi wi l it i on .ii imk.
i p-Mtaie Hi puhllean Peadlaeh i- anil
snuliir Hrael.etl l.oa.'s.
HARATOna, N V . Oct ' After holding
four aeaalona to-day the Met ublloano irl
the Potirth Judicial ihsiri"! who have
i.een deadlocked in their convention here
for two day, nominated to-night Rdward
. Wbitmyer of Buhenectady .' the
thirty-fourth ballot for Juatice of the
Nupreme (' ...n The reaull was a defeat
for Si He Senator Kdgar T Bracket I
Who had woi Led tor the selection of
Hurrogate Oatrander of Baratoga eouuty.
and later, when tin appeared iinpoallile
had thrown In delegates t.. Prank l
Mm ton of Ukiveravilln I'he final ballot
was Wbitmyer. . Burton, t; tleorge
its lay .1 i ilens falla i .
l'r.ipi a held of seven cund.ila.es ull
bin three were .-Ii... mated during to-day
seaaiona. .On the final luillol to-nigt.l
t'hritophei 1 Hefternan, th delegate
irotn Montgomery oounty, cast the de
ciding vote l... Whitmyer The fourth
Judicial district is In the heart of the up
Sut- Hepublican pounlry ami ootupriaen
the coontiea of Wnrreu. VVaahfngton.
Sai ling'. Montaomery !.. . si law
renoe, I liuton. Ifultoii, Hamilton. Kolie
nectady and Praukliu.
t ii state Kemmallani.
A ms if- it ii am . V V., Oct r, The Repub
lloan of Montgomery county this after
noon made these nominations Member
of Ass.-iiii.iv. Wait.-: H (iage of Oanajo
harie; sheriff .William Blltohel ..f Amater
dim County Clerk. Ahram I. in coin Van
Home of 01. n Willie Wendell of Amater
duni whs elected chairman of the county
committee lo mcceed -l .hit K Ktewart,
staii' committeefnan, aho declined to
serve intiaer
: t t ti a . i ci a t ne i:.'i uiiii. :o,s ,,r
t Ii la oity lo-nlaht mad" ti.es nomina
I i.oi.k: Mayor, Prank Bofcer; President
of .the t 'or.it. mi. Council, CU rence Si .'.son
l ompi roller. Pred neuaawig; City
Treaaurer, noban Morri City Judge,
i9ohn T Buckley; School toiiimisaioner, i
I If nrjr P. KelleinaU! Assess ira. I
srtiiur and Chriatlan Rodmer
hlngs llemus-railc Hlgfe.
The Uaroooratlo nounty nouventlon i"
Brooklyn will be he'd next Monday night,
and there is asoiranti- that I I.e slate
it
pioposeii i.v tne executive comumiee 01
.1 rgaulxatlon will ko through without
unv lontest Diet Hot attorney John !
Clarke will he renominated und dames
Regaili I'e, uiySiaie Fxrls.-i oinmlaaioiter
will t.. the candldatea forHherlff Hherlff
Patrick H yuiuiii who Is ixrohlolted from
serving u second term, will k-. Hegan 's
exnlaajoh County Clerk Mollovand tf.'K
ater I undy will a.'i renomlnatloiis
ito TAHHS as in ;;'.
i. intiis) re i linfgeu yy tin stiesih.x iniru
ments Pram iieuiai ('allege,
A sixteen-year-oia buy who. acord-
i lo his lllotl.er, gaM liet even Week
nil exoeut ii ecu i s of tlie IB i i i.i i lie eu rnad
' as rifflUH liov at the New S in k ( '..llee of
I ii.ni istri- I'..". Kosl Twenty third strent.
w. uire.tei Vesll'l'.l. ,' I'll. Ill-el wtttl
'- e.iiing tin i Worth of lenses und sua-
. peeled of other Ihefla ih hi
' lt , up Ii re than 13,000,
The boy Prank Idiffey. nn4it
(lie
'iii
woman Whu lives ..' Ills la-i Twenty
Itirth straai, hue heett omployad nl the
col lego since on rly in 1 1." summer, Since
a 1 1 k . i s.i id dental Inalrumenla, leusns,
gold an I plulllUUII wire and gold leal
have I.een diaXPiJearhlg A student
Kl'.illk l.v.ais. suspected IitTey
Vcsiei'day Lyons saw the office hoy
leaving .he oollega with a purnel aim
full iwi-tl loin to the Junk ahopof W illi mi
i t'iiiu at '-'i' Ruat Twenty-fourth afreet
I.v. in-got two deieotlvaa and when latfTey
nniiugnd from the Junk shop without the
panel he wis .nreated. The detectives
si.v he admitted lhal he had sold four
of th college leuaaa for .v. ixinlx They
arc worth lisi
t.iTe.- is looked up on a graod lar
i.rii. cih.'uc inarin I.v ir. -I It Htein.
j profeaaor 61 r,iy'"l"8y al the oollege
ASK FOR SNITKIN'S REMOYAL
.ii sin i: i ii in.rn m mi i
I'ltoi I ssios t'ttNM i i.
V-
at Ki.i.' l-anrtleril Complained la hip
ii...- Iwarfnilew of m Treatment
in cowl ami lirievanee Cammlttee
riniK the rnii.iHhii n .iutui-u.
The removal from I he bench of l-eonard , ahrfti lo leave for Italy, where W will ri--i
Hnltkln, tlitatlce of the Municipal Court I main probably four or five motiahe, -v
in. the si'i'ntiil dlatrkHi will Ije aaked for j diplomatic mlaafon haa agreed with
j In a t'.iiinn to I. aubtn)tted i - irv hjr ! (lomea that de la Barraeracfora ahall vota
the grievance committee of the Bar Aeo- for ttomea on Ootolaw II. While this
i iiitinii to tin' Appellate Dlvlalon of the doe not Inaure the election of Oome
Nuprcme Couri charge of unpro i make him a hot favorite, aa the return
feainoiial coodnci .. ... attorney umi a Indicate that the other are running aboul
Judge jrn made I li- grievan
I. .ru ..,.,.1.. 'I')... ... .... inn-.. 1'iiin- '
... ii f
mitten haa lieon ponolriarlng tl aaa for
eeveral month and haa heard a nnmliar
mHmmm ,,,, ,,, ,,, ,,v ,,toa
Hnli .hi and i.v in- aocuaar.
The rompWnt againal -luatloe Hnltkln
mail. I.r Plnoui Bimannon, an Ha-
,.m0f w,, lm. rore.liiallca
s:.i rmiuantly ,,. the Ran Hide mil-
llfHnirtfordlapoaaM kw. Ben-
' large amount of ,,.',..e,iy
, ,,Hfor,. ,.. rev-
lonunltte ahowed thai he woa a
familiar figure In ihe munlcl1 r t-
hli form,. mpUint to the Bar
Amo(i( pubmHlJ by -hl nari,
H ,M t ttViner, Braeuaon aUteil thai
he had I n col lied to appear liefore
Mnlk,n m:4liy ,, .,,, ,.
ourt treated htm with ao mucii con-
temp) and crltlclaad him nn much lhal
ha waa greatly humlllatad. He aald thai
he did hot decide lo make .lar chargea
i looking to .luailce s.iiti.i'i v removal until
the laiter hud refused lo withdraw
lain remark concerning him.
Benenaon said that on the last occ
per- j
I
isiou I
when he appeared before -Inst ice suit . m
for dlapoaseae notice he tooli with him
a number of his f riendi and a atenogmpher,
w hen . he acl ion warn i.iled which involved
a woman tenant who it wa allege i had
been ueing hie property for improper pur
poet, Justice Bnlt'.ti.i Interrupt I him
a- so m a he hegan to give hi testimony,
,'iimsed him for attempting fo evict th
tenant, and called him .. Bhyluck. latar
the court s.tii lhal Bhylock was too mild
a term, beoauae while Hhylock hid de
mnnded only a pound uf fleeh, Benenaim
detninded Ihe blood as wall. H- then
told Benenaon he wouldn't believe him
or hi witueeoe under oath, and told
Bimeiison' attorney 'hut lie was aurpi i-e-i
IhaVn reputable attorney wmild attempt
to ret .resen. Benenaon The complainant
tried to proteel ngaiiisi the riourt'a lan
guageand waarouahly ejected by a court
o,"iivr b) order of Juatice Snilk.n
Before Ih Bar Ananoiation Juatioa
Hnltkln wn renreaented by Abraham
Urularr lie admitted making certain
Btetementa contained In the chargea,
inn s od that Benonaon had brought the
rem irk-' 11(10.1 himself by his m inner nf
running into' irt and .r.mg .o gel u
handful of dlapoanoa noticM in ndvanoe
..t all other pers.ais there on court l.nsi
ne.s. He had never denied 'h- dis-(...sse-
notlcea, and he brought wit
nesses to deny thai he made certain stat-
ment attributed lo him Benenaon had
j .0-1 un many witnesses liefora Ihe griev
ance committee lo laatify that Juatice
Bnllkin did make I lie remarks in quaation.
Arguing in Imhalf of juatice Hnitkin,
Mr flrulier pointed oul lhal he was
charged with no malfeaaanna or mia
feaaance and that .lie complaint involved
-erl. un remarks from the bench UCh as
ai.. made by Magistrate- and Judaea
frequently under provocation, lie in
slsted iha' a petition to tin. Appellate
Dlvinion of tic Supreme Court f.r Juatice
Hoitkin'a removul would too severe u
uunlahmenl and promiaed that in the
future Hi" lodge would consider his re
marks even when comment wa- justified
Juatice Snltkin wa nominated for the
bench through the Influence nl the Sulli-
ans iii tha fall of I'.ii
i
I I.I H l Olt BOXIXtl II.I Hs.
i i us . ii io Deal si un tin- alt uatleti fter
the leglelaiurr Hae iiomr.
M.n.ssY Dot. Uov, Dix to-day re
iterated hi- intention of calling confer
ence of the sin'. Boxing ('ornraiaeloners
after the adjournment of the Ueglelature,
hi which he contemplate the diacuaeion
of the s annus
a- nreated uy
itapect . of the altuation
the Iranemlaalon of hial
leglalative tnoeaege for the repeal of the
I oxina.
i in. i in
la w
t lovernc
aid
day
lielfved tne Commiaaionera in
iiiiiii. ucenaea am. e ne reooromenaeu
tl..- law 's repeal liaveacted lu good faith
Regarding Ihe validity of recalling
licensee issued afiei cluue had given a
Isoud and complied In every sens- wiih
.1..- law. Uov, Mix wax rentotaiil to lalk.
lie dianiiaeed tin' matter with a remars
that the question was one upon whioh
ihe doolaiajt of the Attorney-Oeneral
wa- ueceaaary,
it Is expected lhal following the adjourn
ment of the liMKialature the Governor,
wi'h the aid of Commiaaionera O'Nell
and Dixon, will hit utsn some plan thai
will prevent ihe increaae of boxing oluba
Krlends of the Krawley law are worried
over the report that the Governor intends
to take steps for ihe revocation of all
Hceuaea issued
There a likelihood that the governor
may lie prevailed upon to lei the oom
misslon live and carry o.n the purppaa
for whirl, it wa- doaigned orig. nally
If .he Governor fotlowa th.s .-ours... sug
geated, it is -aid. by Bartow s Weeks,
who hus acted In I he oapaoity of med.ury.
II will he w.il. 'ne understanding ttiat
ticenaea he laaued only to reputal
substantial clulai
and
i in r i to i mm is noxi. 4 v
(OV. I'i to i in en si. ..un ui iii line
ni i nrt Predf erasers.
or
ii.anv. Oct 9 Oov I ri x
will attend
I ,., .... I ... ,11 1 ol I 1 1 In. I I:, .... ,..
... ,,, , , ,, i 1 It waa announces! tn.n i ane. iiienn
homes Itoncan, a il lie early Ikw. Lj resigii.Hl rather than undergo the
. mors ot N.-w lurk, at HI I eter Lhurch i uiini,hmeiit and that his reaignation ha d
iii Man hat tan next Sunday The (lover-1 been accepted
nor will unveil Ihe lubtel and deliver an I
i'.tlrees lnilral 'spp Back I'rom HasaOa.
Oos Dix Will ;o to hi- lake George! WxaHINOTOX, Got. ft Admiral W. I,,
home from Vew Vork, where he will dis-1 n.nn. (., nkUf nonatvuninr ,,r i...
po-e of .1.
lull- let', by the lieaislatura
after thai Ilia
Ins AdiromU. i.
rVmain ainiu. a
rllor I latlS to iro to
a'.lp .
liOlltll
and
I mi-' mi I in ii I'OmnillllOII Press c c 1 1 1
At ha xv Gel '. The Siate Cnnaerva
lion i ommlsslotl ha- a)Hjillled Matthew
II linos, i .,1 l.oi 1 poi . as chief of pulili
cation at " salary ! t'.'.Mm Mr Hoover
h.i lieen engaged hi iiewspai
wesiern New ork for Iwcnlv
Work in
year and
Icis ne,. ii minor ui Hie i.ockpor. ( slotl
'ii,. sine.- IHOi Ho was a candidate for
appointment bv io His a State forest ,
I i-h Hid ' lamecoinmlsslouei when Thomas
M O-liorne was appointed
I nl mi In',
UHAX f. G
tinrndnient fur Children,
i Th.- amendment in th,
sile l.iliol
law IKgUl'dllld the ellllilov
in, n. ol dilution.
Monday laat, prol
'su'i in, ell, -il on
hiis the employment
of children under
four hours in any
amusement places
in for mom i iiin llfty-
one week in theal.es.
ha. her shops and shoe
polishing eelabllhmnta Ihi law does
i ol apply to perfumers in theatre
ttliaui liuiulrt to iicgiu Taxgay,
i. haw. Got a The Bayne Albany
InvcHtlgatlon committaa met to-day in
sanret soaalon with It oounael, Jam w
..shorne "We will lake l"stimony." said
So a' i H.ivn". "to-mnrrow and nest week
i lies ' iv. Wodneaday, Thuraday and Frt
day and four daya a week thoreafter.
.Our oounael siys he will keep ua busy a
I I um time."
HA KM mm. with nr. LA ba MM
tiomr Falrl) !iirr of VH'e.PreHlenc of
Mrxli'o lit Trrm of Hi
Mixtiociiv. Oct. I While tha election
I return re no) ufflotentry h.I("...hI" r.i
IJ.iiIki' ilrllnilHv wilii rcuMril ' Hie elr-
Itiim of ii Vloe-Prealdant, .t gppwn thai
Pranclara Vaaqitan Oomar haa an esoal"
it-n i chance rm annonnl of pallUoai daal
which he haa entarnd Into with de In
rBnrro Tha latter announce thai he i
even
The declaim of Ih In Barn i the raaul
of iirtMPii stnti-M adopting tha oonatltu
lional ini.nn.iM.Hi.t .irohihitiiiK iip realgo
tion of u Preal denl or Vica-Prealdeni
Nhould da In Ram t.e elected Vlra-PraaJ-1
deni now i.e wmild ti'ii he able lo run for
office again all aaam hwice. if ha wiih-
draWl now lii election to BUOCMd Mndeto '
in bfactlOBily UHmtt'etl.
I he 1 1 1 . 1 1 ii 1 1 i.titlireak in the Htale of i
i ' 1 1 1 h l ..I i- daily lioii.in' moiv aorlotla
ri.e Oovarnntenl may tand more troopa
to reinforce fhoee Kent from Meiloo city
yeaterday and n in probable tliatamllltarif
rule will be
ntaliliMheil over the whole
State
Ihe Minister of the (fovernineiil de
i lares thai Ihe outbreak in the Stale of
N.-ra I'm, where motv than 600 men are
under ariiis. is due entirely to loenl con
dition The insurgent demand thai
theOovernor and lieajiahuure of the siate ;
realgR and pet-mil new elections The !
rebel- hold a strung posit.. .. in the inoiin-
lains and no attempt i being made agalnat
I hem
a meaaage has been received from I
tie.. Huerla. who is pursuing rebels in I
the Stale of I'ueblH. saving tha. there I
was a liHtile lHt night laKimg hii hour
'Ihe i-ebls fled, leaving two dead ami
twelve wounded. The Oovnrnment j
troopa ure pumulng the rebel Into the
mountains
ro Ht: AS i in Tint '
I Irrlifn In
New Orleans and llenouiieea
Madera aain.
New ohi.kan. Oct, 5. den Bernardo
Hove arrived in New Orleans to-day
Seldom has he been the recipient of more
aitentnai. There were probably more
Mexican aaoral service men. more Ameri- j
-a) secret servio- tneti and more soldiers
of fortune of vaiiou nationalltiaa on j
hand than he ever saw before and all of
I hem wunted to see him.
(ien Keye aooUta the theory that he '
la to head another revolution In Mexico
and auys he i going lo San Antonio, lex .
to edit a paper He assert he may never
return to his native land
Interviews given out by him were of a -very
formal nature and hi' wa careful
thai all st. ile. i.e. its were made in the
presence of many hearer. Madero h
denounced as a tyrant, declaring that
Mexi.'o paes only from one era of
tyranny to another He said one reason
he left wa in fear of aaaaaainatlon. a
fear which he had good grounds to be
lleVO well fo't nded
(ten Keye said that statements lhal I
he hud formed an alliance with ex -Pres.
den. Hi., or with Klines M.ig..u. the Mexi
can ms-'ialiat leader, were abaulutelv
false He said the recent revolution had
fostered a feeling of anarchy which i
spreading every day It wa the niter
inability of the Oovernment to guarantee
him and his follower protection that a.
last forced him to withdraw his candidacy
and flee
The paper with wliirh Gen. Keye say
he l ti
tie amiiai.! I nl Impiirrial ar
Texas of
San An. onio h . A. t hapa its
pdiior. was Ninong Ihe tlrst to meet the.
t.i-neriil here.
f sr.n to nr. i n
nonnr.n.
I Till' Sll c. I'rrl.ln. of SliirrialoH ii
la m
Vislieil h HurRtars.
Morribtowm, N -I . Oct. S. Robbera
j got into the home of M.ss Mi.ikI k Per-
kins. 171 South elreet, last night ami got
away With livm worth of jewelry. Miss
HerkinH and two maiden sisters are the
, OPOIIpanta Of the house, and every now
and then then home is rot, lied. Thev are
among the wealthy raaidanta of the city.
AboUl year aeo Use men entered the
house, and while three of them threatened
.' Ihe women with revolvers the I WO others
looted the house T hey sot away with
about $ 1 1 m. i worth of jewelry
a servant found this morning that the
j parlor window had lieen pried open and
.silverware stolen from Ihe dining room
I I in i. tin
Misses Perkins discover.s.1
that the tnirean drawers in their rooms
had been rifled. Gold wntchea, diamond
studs and sleeve luittons. t'.'n in gold and
I2IS1 in bills were taken A suit of clothes
i ..'longing to Henry C Perkins, a brother,
who la a civil engineer in Washington
I) C, was also stolen
torn wr.sT POIXTBBH to
(10.
The lreklrnl Spproves Kxpiilnloii
I sing anil Has lux Intoxicants
fur
! Washington-. Oct t - President Tati
has acted on the cases of the eight cade's
of Ihe third and four, h clanacs at the Mill-
tary Academy al West Point who were
tried recently on chnrgea involving the
use and possession nf intoxicants Presi
' dent Taft has approved the sentence of
dismissal ill the cases of Cadets Kalph 1
I Haas of lelaware. .lamea D Christian of
Virginia. T. I Simkins of (ieorgia anil r'..
H Freeland of Florida
The sentences in the cases of (Videts (1
H Butler of Ohm. F, H Moaleof Waahing
ton State. .1. D. Arthur, Jr . of South
. 'arolini and T K. ItnMi., Jr.. of Virginii
have lieen coinmnled to contlnemeiit it
barracks until May II, llll?. with extrt,
i r.iiiiishiiielit tours ot illlt v I w ici- a w eeU
r,.n,, t,, i,,ii i,..,i..
I fr. Havana, where he InansnluH the
wreck of the Maine Mr I appa was seal
lo Havana by order of Secretary Meyer
and will submit a report mi the subiect
Mosements of Naval V
iieii,
WXXHINUTON, Got, .V T he coll
i a' Guantanamo, the deatroyi
' AJ
Smith
a' lianip.oi. una, is me cruiser .ort n
' Hampton Kuads. the cruiser
i Carolina ten Newport ror roriitnoutn,
I fii "' the gunuoa' Wheeling la at Morgan
Illy, l.a . ami i ne cruiser i Hester at
Malta
TT 7. .
rm snil Na llnlers.
U'sagiNQtox, Oct These nrnu nrjers
liavr bf u tssustl
aei-uim iav.ii " ii' ,,...u,.,-. smmu
liititniiA. ri'nni iisnersl llusiiltal. Fort iiavo.,1.
N U . In til- KlotL.oi
i.ti. Miurati t, Itreii, ordnance Department
- I ii
i I
ft., m waienown ui-smu MMiiarniissiis, "i ui,-
WAlt'l'tewll a I sella I M.nsHrll lis,' 1 1
iirnii'-i srssaal, fssa iirs
i stil l Isian.' . Mini.. I i,'tit l.iiii ih liifanm
u Hnsulla, iinnlerrii t'al tie win nin uir
'rweoiy.feitrtli lofautri . aan Prxnrfseo umi
proceed a'ltfc 11 '' lhr MnlllpploiN
'Ihr ieslKimtl.nl nf I'sp. I'linliias M Kile.
I'klllliplnr HeautSi I.m- aesn s,-rrilrd ti the
irsfatnt to ua elfeet oa Januiri I, fill
iphsss rim x v order hi I kn i isud
I'liiiinian.lrr I' T llnlinr. fnini llurriui ,,f
I Sirs... l-'.if liirri ini nailtlafftoBi in .Its inilia.is
i.leui s M mouhWhi friMn BeheneelaOy,
K, V . I" Ihr Florida
i bieui r i.orn'hsi'ii frarn hiini'ii brdratraphlc
I nftli'f . Norfolk. Vs . In Ihf ' I ni l n us M
i.leui m M Fruent Irbrn sv para. Peaiis
col, ria in praaell syarnfrxplilr nifrs. .,.
folk. Vs
' Mlaxalpnt!! I. lVasaB Iraai .!. Nona Csra-
llna le Uir IxaVil tli'-cl.sl. I.fls Anin.A-. Cn ,
If or irseiniMi
ani ceastrueier h Kyaai Iran Bsiti.
Mr . in mr nsvy ysrd. Norfolk. '.
IXFI.AR1TI0 or chart 1'hln vs rirl lin rpprwol tia.IV mnnth Thin bnrimntol ll rpt.
at pearl) teat rat r tkwanaJ nf eklMeN dm rear la Orvater aa Taek. DaH aaeje
hnr thus- Iis dealk rn's mn l1 Hl. k uiifvui linlio ln alMa rl ku mn ... rr Is till.
Hundreds of Babies Saved by the
Board of Health
L
OOK at the highest
of children under one
noint the xearlv deatli rate reached 244. per tooo.
r w
the dotted line is the heavy line indicating the death rate for babies under one year
so far this year. Even in the midst of this Summer record breaker for heat that
it was hundreds of little lives were saved.
This was done by the Board, of Health largely through
Sheffield Farms Milk
Pasteurized
Sheffield I arn.v Pasteurized Milk luv
hem exclusively dispensed to poor
mother', and their bJh.f. at fifteen
Hoard of Health M.Ik Station- frotn
April j j nil to date this year,
I IS I cjr. when inert were no su.h
stations tin' ih-.it h-rate of children
under one rjr of ..gi- in Greater New
ork from June 1 ,tn lo Oct, tst was
17 per cent.
I his ear in 3 like period K;o hahirv
aere supplied with pj-teur.ed Sheffield
milk at the 1 5 stations. Of these babies,
hut 40 died or one and J-IO per .enl
nd among thee children were number
w hose vtock of it Jilts was SO low when
lir-t brought lo the stations I b a t thrv
were beyond hope.
V hut .1 vjt difference between with
and without pateurii'.i milk ' A d.lfer
en.e of hundred- of lives,
SHEFFIELD FARMS SLAWSON-DECKER CO.
Executive Offices, 524 West 57th Street
Branches Throughout Sew York and Yonkerw
IHV YPPD VflllllP rnnilTPCC
MAI NLLl lUUnU UUvRlOOO
Mf S II t HI T ri si.
, .... , ...
1.1. 1. A I OS ni.llllr.lt.
OR. n
Ton m
. . .
1. Ha. r.i imniK l.ail .f Tlilr In
Slii.-h
( uuri aaui winner iiin-e MHgni
Iii l.n Possession of Her
srrsi In Mam Her .lust
lull ll.i.'-n I
at
The little I'onntess Klla
s she has come to he ku
BI0cher,
she is a 1
iwn
slim flaxen haired German
AmerlOan girl
... Te.,... v.,,.. ,,.o ivi ..--I iiik-iaiiii, nu 1 1 . ink iiuiiuer now ine glass .soul.l Rave gOI
wanta to atay In the home of Dr and Mra. I 'he life of Count von BlQpher, father there and she told him that a few ilnv
Het.rv Wahn of :ih Ragle avenue. The I ",f girl, was a life of troubled, juat ua ago the baby, standing in her high chair
Bronx, rather than live With her mother. 1 L B VtjL0,, fV'" "i!"",1"' v fiSKs"il "'i'1'"' m?
' . . ,. ... . 'Iwn. Ihe father of the girl who ap-1 hit the back of her head against th- rim
upp.-.. ,-iuj in '7" -
loiirt iii'Kin1 -iiisiice isaac niiss.-n. i ne
mil ,llitfliter of III.. I:.te ('.Hint tiel, -
m - i
hard Frederick l.udwig Adam von Bluclier 1
and a New York woman of Norwegian
anoeeiore, usn wboi io nv nu iwi
noiiiei.
Juatioa Ruaaell after looking over bita
of taatitnony in the case collected liy
Offloer Thomas B shea of the Garry
Hociety, decided that although ihe mother
of the Countoaa legally is her guardian
m" wouW Paro,e V'"' Counteaa in the car.
f Mrs Wahn until December fl
Ihe (ountess Mia is not n direct rte-
scendni.t of the ureal Blucher who shared
with Wellington the honor of defeating1
Napoleon at Waterloo bul she is a relative '
-V-.. ii j ir. . J
of thai fnu ily and I teal . ,.i int. ss
When the case was called the girl,
ilresaed in a lailor made gown of dark j
blue and looking remarkably tall for her
years, stepped forward with Mrs. Wahn,
ll was learned then that Mrs Wahn has
known the I ountess Klla and the Count
ess's sister, Ingobord, is years old. for
about tWO years Two years ago the
Countaaa Ingobord came to live with Mrs
Wahn
On Septemliei' lust the ( ountess Kiln
I appeared at the Wahn houaa early in the
I day. She was much exercised over some
j thing
"Mother has driven me out of the
house." Mrs Wahn says the girl Countess
I told her "She has threatened to harm
me."
Mrs. Wahn look the Countess Klla into
her home They talked things over for
' a while and then Mrs Wahn look the girl I
I down to the Children's society building-
at fourth avenue .md twenty-third I
street and talked over then iroublea with '
Allien II II klev
Mr H klev sent Mrs Wahn and the
i girl down to the Children's Couri. where
.nisi ice t ransitu i lloyi w..s then pro-
aiding
"A ihi girl mother s.iii is alive."
sanl .liist.ee lloyt. her nioiher is still
I her guardian legally. I admire verv
! much your effort lo help this girl, , iii
Mj can do is t , parole her Until Goto-
I lar 5 111 your custody. Come hack to
I thleloourl on Gotolier B w ith ihis nirl
...... ten nic w iu'incr or noi tier moltier u.
i the meantime ha- asked for liar daughl r.
Mrs Wahn and the Countaaa Klla
I therefore reported early yeaterday at
the Children a Court. Sirs Wahn said
'ihai during the Intervening days the
mother, who has a (lal at m:t West 1:17th
! street, had not sought her daughter.
The mother did not appear in couri
yesterday Justice Itusseil therefore dt-
: reeled lhal the Countess Klla return to
I The Bronx with Mra, Wahn ami that the
I physician's wife and the youl hful Counl.vs
! come lo coin 1 again on December U ami
tell whether ihe mother of the Countess
hud mud" efforts to gel Hie girl
A represent 11 live 01' Mrs Wahn 'said
yaeterdty evening that Mrs Wahn and
ihe Cniiuieaa had l old him that neither
, of 1 h iu wished to discus- th". case.
In January, Itio, the Iroubla of th-
j girl and her mother came lo Ughl when
j the mother, whose maiden name a
5HT4-i4jJ-!44fHH
aj LU- U
i w
JlLL., i I 1 I I I I i m i ii i i ii i ii i m
point of the dotted line, indicating the highest death ratr
ve;ir of aire in Greater New York in 1910. At that
This kw hat tducation backed up with
'j-teur.ed milk mean to children to
eer one who drinks milk to YOU.
It means purit y - absolute. It means
utter safetv from disease germs in mtlk
I hr dangers from milk not pasteurized
base come to be open secrets to scien
tists, you should not disregard them.
And the wonderful work done this
year by the Hoard of Health with pas
teurized milk is PRODI' of its virtue-.
I he Hoard is asking for more moaev
to cavrv on the good work - to nav rent
for their stations and living salaries to
nurses and physicians. Ihe Mil K we
-tippls selling it at a loss to the poor
at almost tne same price demanded
for ordinary, unsafe, unpasteurized milk
.it the corner store, w e hase done this
10 prove the value of pasteurisation.
l Morioe, conyinoed .lustice Amend
' that she ahould have the cUHtody of the
Kill, who then was livini; with a Mrs
IGamnee head of an employment agency
! '" Third avanUO and I34th street Mrs
Oamtiee denied allegations made liy tho
1 ( ountess s mother to the effect that
1 Mrs dainties was ahoiit to take the iri
to Europe and there try to get monev
from the wealthv Mexlnhu hismnoh A
, me l.im.iy
i tile court decided, however
mat me
I to her mother's flat in Weal 127th street
And the (Vmnteaa Klla lived srith her
mother until the trouble of a week ng
Vt stel'.lav when Hli.. S.l I,. M.u U'nl.tt'a
immp where her 'slater the r....,....k
-ate.i in ine i tiiidreti a t oiirt yceterdav
i oeioiiv
nged to tlie l'ruaaian branch of the
Hi. Icher family. He was the oldest
! Oil
aim ,.r l ount l.udwia Hlllcher and hia
''"ilo i waa a Von BUIow. The Count
was a iirauuaic , ricutciiH.rg and served
in ine uerman army as an officer during
..... . iu.ii.i-, i.,wii.ii .,.
.lust liefore the ranco-Prussian War ;
he married Prltulein von Durrc, the1
daughter of a Pruaaian nobleman. He
,o nun coiiiurv in is, , alter Aim
' troubles
which
. aoseii ma iainir :
to dia nher t him. Hia ambition was to
get a coinmiaaion in the United States
army and failingin this he enlisted as a
I . . s'.uir i , ft, i, i seneu III naiien-
,,f the Se.vmd Arnlleri- a-
I ablv disohareed with the rank f..ni
ln ltB- he married Klla Morice a few
moiitha after the death of Ins first wife,
He worked aa a nurae in the Presbyterian
Hosn.tal here, in the Homoeopathic Hue-
pjtal. Washington, and at the Montefiore
Home in New York His second mar-
nfje Wj a happy one. He left hia
ue ..no .iruie.i a.Kiui me country lor
some time and finally he entered the
Soldiers Home at Washington, where he
died a year ago laat May
B. Altman Sc (En. .
WILL ANNOUNCE IN A FEW DAYS PAR
TICULARS OF AN IMPORTANT SALE OF
SELECTED ORIENTAL RUGS, CARPETS AND
HALL RUNNERS, AT EXTRAORDINARILY
LOW PRICES.
Sftftl) Awmir. 3 4tli anil
The Provident Loan Society
OF NEW YORK
I suns Irom $1 to f 1000 upon pledge
of parional proptrty.
INTEREST RATES
One per vcni (1 per month
01
(rs. turn ihertof.
One-half per cent. (jrr) .hjtged
upon loans repaid within W0 wreks
Irotn date of uinkiug.
BRONX OFFICE, 148th SL
Then note how far below
The Board asks fjoo.ooo to spread
the good work throughout ALL the
city's tenement districts to establish
other stations and save hundreds ,.t
other lives, now and next summer.
If no money is forthcoming such 3
situation as totois faced with adeath
rate of . 7 per cent, in Summer through
out the citv as against the wonder
fully low death-rate of one and truer
tenths possible (and achieved this yean
in as many stations as can be esub
lished. The result rests with the Board ol
Apportionment.
Kor YOUR OWN SAKE insist on
snemeid I arms rasteuried Milk -the
purity of which has been so well proved
for'your own table. Do it to-da.
HABY-s nr. at n t:PLAisrii.
siplnal Meningitis Caused t Piece
nf
.lass in Rase or skull
When ESdna Steurer, the one-yeir-ol,l
daughter of Charlee Steurer of 107
BathgatO avenue. The Bronx, died Oil
Wedneeday the attending physician -i
down
then cause a spinal meningitis
: tk
(use seemed so peculiar, how eve
' 1 oroncr Scliwanneckc aski-d his phyti-
cian, Dr Kiegelman. to make an autopsy
Dr Rtgeleman found in the apinal canal
lietwe. i, the ntlnu anrl ,1... klu If U
skull u tinv nieisn of elnuu 11.. aL-...l . i.
ol a tumhler with a microscos In
i Kiegehnan made sure that the frnEmer.;
of glass had come from the tumhler he-
i fore he said that the hnt.v'a ,i.. ,,i,
j explained.
i XEtillO I IIA1 ri rt It LYSi III If)
.
attacked Kmplner's Wife Whits
llrlvlng Her In Machine.
v ' i . -
Oct. 6.- Frank Mn
I '"a WWUUeur, was lynched r.ear
j about 2 o'clock this morning for at!.'
ing to assault Mrs Marv Ilendersor
I vnuns XX- fe of n w-eallhv nlinmr
i M"rk attempted lo asaault Mrs Hi
Mack ...tempted lo asaault Mrs
I derson while driving her a)ito ghoul
o'clock yesterday afternoon. She fought
1 her assailant and acreamed and WSI
j heard by negroea in a nearby field Th'
Sheriff and deputies pursued the .:ia.
feur and captured him after midni
about five miles from here. Ai the office'
were nringing the negro here to put hir
; in jail thev were attacked by a moh, wh
hanged the negro to a tree and riddled bin
with bullets.
35tl) Stmtu, KfO) nrk.
I OFFICES
MAKHAITAV
1 I ourth Arnue cor. Jslh Street
I Idridgt Strati cor. Kivington
Stvanin Ava. het. 481I1 .v 40th
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